1992

Fever Pitch (disambiguation) Fever Pitch, subtitled "A Fan's Life", is a 1992 book by Nick Hornby.

1985

Fever Pitch is a 1985 American drama film written and directed by Richard Brooks and starring Ryan O'Neal, Giancarlo Giannini, Chad Everett, and Catherine Hicks.

2005

Fever Pitch (released as The Perfect Catch outside the United States and Canada) is a 2005 romantic comedy film.

1997

The book is the basis for two films: Fever Pitch (1997, UK) and Fever Pitch (2005, U.S.).

1998

Fever Pitch by Nick Hornby (1998) – Fever Pitch is Mr. Hornby’s tribute to a lifelong obsession with English Football.

That book , published in 1930,

That book, published in 1930, was titled Fever Pitch, and That book preceded 25 more that would follow.

2001

Release and artwork Fever was released by Parlophone on 1 October 2001, in Australia, the United Kingdom, and other European countries.

1983

Tomorrow Began Yesterday (1982) The Devil's Mistress (1982) Deadly Angel (1982) Fever Pitch (1983)

1996

Fever was released on October 29, 1996 on Grand Royal and Capitol Records.

a book and later a film about Arsenal football club’s miraculous title win in 1989

Fever Pitch was originally a book and later a film about Arsenal football club’s miraculous title win in 1989, with the remake moving to Fenway Park and around Boston.

1991

As Nick Hornby wrote in 1991’s Fever Pitch, we all knew Fever Pitch was uncomfortable but assumed that there was a plan for if anything went seriously wrong.

in 1951

The thing is, Fever Pitch still plays exactly as if Fever Pitch were made in 1951, only with the added nods to the fact that we’re in the 1980s.

in early spring 1967

fever-pitch all began in early spring 1967, when reports began to surface of black-garbed “gypsy women” roaming around certain, quieter parts of New York.

in 1855

a fever pitch was in 1855 that Nathaniel Hawthorne famously wrote to Nathaniel Hawthorne's publisher, William Ticknor, castigating that “d—-d mob of scribbling women,” who were outselling male writers.